Giving workers a better future with Esperanto
Learn Esperanto and open up opportunities for trade, says Sinjoro Eng.
Learn Esperanto and open up opportunities for trade, says Sinjoro Eng.
In Part 3 of a series, Sinjoro Eng talks about unity versus culture.
In the first of a series, Sinjoro Eng ponders the survival of native languages.
Syahredzan Johan invites Malaysians to reconsider what “culture” means.
All languages, spoken or written, are beautiful and worthy of protection.
… the language dilemma does not get the attention it sorely deserves.
Our residential Esperanto expert, Sinjoro Eng, writes about up-coming Esperanto events around the world.
Sinjoro Eng invites you to learn and teach others the international language of Esperanto.
Just spend 200 hours learning Esperanto and reap the countless benefits it offers.
Myths and more myths that muddy the waters of the PPSMI-MBMMBI discourse.
Is it racism that causes Malaysian Chinese to be cliquish or just bad faith? Let’s find out why some Malaysian Chinese youth can’t integrate into society and why abolishing vernacular schools may be just a blind shot at solving a growing problem.
This week from April 25 to May 1, follow the ONLY BLAWG as Adrian Chew presents Stories from the East, an anthology of stories written by Malaysians from both sides of the sea; some looking in from the outside and some offering their views from the inside, about all things Sabah and Sarawak.
From the Selangor Times Issue 20, 15-17 April 2011. This week, His Supreme Eminenceness spouts Latin and calls for a Royal Commission of Inquiry!
“Malay” = “Muslim” in the Federal Constitution?
A lamentation of the legal language used in Malaysian legal documents and the law, and a typical Malaysian client’s reaction to an attempt to use plain English in contractual documents.
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